Cross Examined
William Lane Craig has linked the existence of God to the existence of objective moral values. He’s also given us a definition for those values, but is that definition objectively true? Let’s put it to the test ... Read more
William Lane Craig has linked the existence of God to the existence of objective moral values. He’s also given us a definition for those values, but is that definition objectively true? Let’s put it to the test ... Read more
Some Christians argue both sides of the reason issue. Is it God’s greatest gift or is it the devil’s whore as Martin Luther argued? Here is the thinking from an experience pastor. Read more
Wow—that’s a lot of posts! Let’s pause for a moment and take stock of what we’ve all accomplished. Read more
Back and forth we go, arguing about who’s right on moral issues. I know of no easy solution to that problem, but I can offer insights into WHY liberals and conservatives differ. The key is seeing the individual components of morality. Read more
How common are end-times predictions? Perhaps more common than you think. “The end is nigh!” is a prediction with much backpedaling. Read more
Boy Scouts of America has gotten a lot of pushback against its new policy to allow gay Scouts. Let’s critique one of those attacks. The Boy Scouts' own principles undermine it. Read more
I got a response to my argument against the naysayer hypothesis. Let’s take a look to see if it holds up. Read more
You may not realize how lucky you are to be reading this. The world was supposed to have ended two days ago … but I guess it didn’t. Again. (And do you know what today is the anniversary of?) Read more
Want to check out what other atheists at Patheos are blogging about? Here’s a sample. Read more
An apologetic for politicians who attack science falls short. Read more
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